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    I live in australia and i just got a new 512 internet connection,
    Ive been downloading a few dvd-r each about 4 1/2 gb, i was wondering is this going overboard, i mean do they keep a record of this stuff?
    And will i be notified if they find out (like a warning).

    Im just wondering because here in australia i dont know anyone who downloads this much.

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    if i were u i would cut down a little bit to much speed can hit u in the long run lol

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    you should be fine - why would you get that speed if ur not gonna use it?

    just tell em you really like linux and dl all the test builds and kernels and all that.
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    but does anyone know if they keep a record of it, monthly or overall?

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    your ISP (Telstra, optus ETC) Will keep a log of how much you have download (MAKE SURE YOU DONT HAVE A DOWNLOAD LIMIT)
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    Originally posted by swarnel@15 February 2004 - 00:33
    I live in australia and i just got a new 512 internet connection,
    Ive been downloading a few dvd-r each about 4 1/2 gb, i was wondering is this going overboard, i mean do they keep a record of this stuff?
    And will i be notified if they find out (like a warning).

    Im just wondering because here in australia i dont know anyone who downloads this much.
    I used to have Roadrunner Cable about a year ago and of course I download stuff every day. Well, one day I got a letter from them stating that I was exceeding that allowed monthy bandwidth usage and they even added the amount of bandwidth I was using on this Letter. Problem is, when I signed on with them the contract stated "Unlimited upload and Download". In the letter they told me that as of a certain date they would start charging me &#036;1 for every MB I went over their alotted bandwidth...So, I argued this with them for a good month but they just wouldn&#39;t budge on the matter. Now, I have Earthlink High Speed Cable and they don&#39;t care how much I use. Roadrunner lost a good customer in my opinion.

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    im glad i got no cap
    Open your mind

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    your ISP (Telstra, optus ETC) Will keep a log of how much you have download (MAKE SURE YOU DONT HAVE A DOWNLOAD LIMIT)
    Yeah i got unlimited downloads. With TPG.
    So i guess i can download quie a bit but just not ridiculous ammounts

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    Originally posted by swarnel@15 February 2004 - 06:33
    I live in australia and i just got a new 512 internet connection,
    Ive been downloading a few dvd-r each about 4 1/2 gb, i was wondering is this going overboard, i mean do they keep a record of this stuff?
    And will i be notified if they find out (like a warning).

    Im just wondering because here in australia i dont know anyone who downloads this much.
    Thats a little too much.

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